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Barnardos – Community Support Team Promoting Inclusion

Barnardos – Community Support Team Promoting Inclusion. Aim To ensure that as many primary aged children with emotional and behavioural problems as possible can remain in their own schools and families wherever safe and appropriate. The Challenges to Engaging with disaffected Young People.

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Barnardos – Community Support Team Promoting Inclusion

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  1. Barnardos – Community Support Team Promoting Inclusion Aim To ensure that as many primary aged children with emotional and behavioural problems as possible can remain in their own schools and families wherever safe and appropriate.

  2. The Challenges to Engaging with disaffected Young People

  3. Engaging with disaffected Children and Parents Occurrence of negative issues in the children’s lives. • Alcohol drug misuse in the family 41% • Domestic Violence 27% • Incidents of known sexual/physical abuse 16% • Family break up 62% • Loss and/or separation 54% • 3 or more of these issues 32%

  4. Engaging with the schools • Promoting solution focussed and inclusive approaches • Challenging practice

  5. Working with Change • 21st Century Review • Additional support for learning • Children’s Hearing Review • Integrated Services

  6. “It is really important to build on the young person’s self worth. You can find talent with any young person. They all have talents which can be built on; it is just about taking the time to get to know them and recognising success” Jayne Allan, CST Teacher

  7. The Playground I’m in the playground all alone, Feeling like I want to be home. Supervisors and children everywhere, Running around and playing without a care. I ask if I can join in the fun, But they all say no and away they run. There’s shouts and giggles and boys cheer, But no-one knows that I am near. I see some people playing hidey, I hope no-one is being snidy. I ask if I can play. What do you think they’ll say? I will be, I really don’t care, But not all the time, that’s just not fair! They only want me to be it, But everyone should have to do their bit. A fight breaks out, I cant get away, Someone tells Geri, she’s on her way. She splits us up, I hope it’s done. I try to get on with having fun. I have to get home after school, In case they wait, I am no fool. I say I have an ache in my tummy, So I can go home and be safe with my mummy.

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